Uniform Mordell–Lang conjecture
In a standard uniform formulation: for every choice of complexity bounds for a subvariety and every integer , there is a constant such that, for every semiabelian variety over a field of characteristic , every subvariety satisfying those complexity bounds, and every subgroup of rank at most , the intersection is a union of at most cosets of groups of the form , where is an algebraic subgroup of . The bound is required to be independent of the ambient semiabelian variety . The supplied source states the conjecture only by name and claims a proof; it does not specify the precise complexity parameters or the exact bound.
References
Primary source
Additional references
- Uniform Mordell-Lang conjecture for semiabelian varieties — arXiv — Zhaobo Han, Wenbin Luo, Jiawei Yu
Progress summary
A September 2026 preprint claims to prove the uniform Mordell–Lang conjecture for semiabelian varieties, but the proof has not yet been independently verified.
The conjecture seeks uniform bounds and structural control for intersections of subvarieties with finite-rank subgroups in abelian or semiabelian varieties. The curve case traces back to a question of Mazur.
Known results
- Dimitrov, Gao, and Habegger, 2021, and Kühne, 2021: the curve case was proved.
- David and Philippon: uniform results for subvarieties of self-products of an elliptic curve.
- Gao, Ge, and Kühne, 2021, revised 2026: claimed the uniform theorem for abelian varieties, with bounds independent of the ambient variety.
September 2026 claimed semiabelian proof
On September 15, 2026, Zhaobo Han, Wenbin Luo, and Jiawei Yu announced a proof for semiabelian varieties. The retrieved abstract gives no proof details, so this is a claimed resolution rather than a verified theorem.
Current status (as of September 2026): A proof is claimed for the semiabelian case, while independent verification is not recorded; the earlier abelian and curve cases are established in the cited literature.
Solutions 0
No solutions have been posted yet.